Cable recovery
Cable lifted. Copper returned to the melt.
Cable work began in 2020. Across Pakistan we recover spent and replaced network cable, haul it, strip it, and return the copper to our recycling furnaces. The lots run into the hundreds — utilities, operators, plants and public work. Recovered cable is one copper feedstock among others.
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Method
How the work runs
Recovery is planned around a live network: access, heavy lift, safety, and a clear chain from the ground to Gujranwala. Lots are specified, weighed and melted. The desk does not publish who bought which job.
- Underground copper cable recovery
- Oil-filled and power cable disposal
- Cable stripping and copper extraction
- Civil works, trenching and restoration
- Industrial dismantling
- Feedstock returned to the recycling furnaces
Presence
Teams across Pakistan
Recovery crews work from the same offices as the metal desk. A lot can be lifted in Karachi or Peshawar and still arrive at the Gujranwala furnaces as specified copper.
- Gujranwala
- Lahore
- Islamabad
- Peshawar
- Abbottabad
- Karachi
People
Engineering on the ground
Sites are staffed for a live network — not a scrap yard. Engineers, supervisors and operators plan the lift, the trench and the haul before a drum leaves the ground.
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PEC Registered Engineers
02
Telecommunication Engineers
03
Electrical Engineers
04
Project Managers
05
Fiber Technicians
06
Civil Supervisors
07
Site Engineers
08
Safety Supervisors
09
Equipment Operators
Plant
What the crews take out
Handling and civil kit sits with the team so a recovery does not wait on a hired crane. The copper still ends on our recycling line in Gujranwala.
- Cable pulling equipment
- Drum handling equipment
- Drum trailers
- Cranes
- Hydraulic lifting
- Trucks and pickups